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Drowning in AI Slop: How Social Media Platforms (Do Not) Label AI and Deepfake Content under EU law
AI labels are emerging as a primary safeguard for transparency about AI-generated content on social media, including under the EU Digital Services Act and AI Act. Yet, limited systematic evidence exists on how platforms implement such labels in practice. We conduct a legally grounded audit of AI lab
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